Dusty Reilly fled life on shore for the safety of a Naval career, but there was no escape from women who wanted her - and who made a peacetime military as dangerous as any war. She goes back home to her little factory town and there starts the saga of the diner. Dusty and Elly, both characters from Lynch's novel Toothpick House, along with their blind friend Grace, the fiery old lesbians Gussie and Nan, lively gay Jake and their non-gay co-workers wage the battle of their lives to keep the dream of Dusty's Queen of Hearts Diner thriving in the face of powerful bigotry. Erotic, dramatic and very real, this is the celebrated first book of The Morton River Valley Trilogy.

Paris Collins turns heads and captures hearts as she gets involved with both an immigrant family and the descendent of an uppercrust family.

Fans of Lee Lynch will be pleased to find this sequel to Dusty's Queen of Hearts Diner, featuring Anne Heaphy, an ex New York cabbie who moves to rural Massachusetts to start a new life. But when she is suspended from her new job as a driver of physically challenged clients, accused of intimacy with a young woman who has Downs Syndrome, Anne must battle not only to be re-installed but also for her reputation and sense of self worth. In the process she finds out who her friends really are, and also her lover, when she meets down-to-earth, sexy Chantelle.